The Irish standard., 1887-11-26
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County Aud ditor: M. p. !. Kain, returned
a few days ago from Wisconsin where
hethad gone to shoot deer. 4
q Owing to the illness of W. e.. Dean,
foreman Of the grand jury, that body
will not meet till December IL.
Sackett s. Virgins are remodeling
the old exposition building on Fourth
street and wheL completed it will fur
nish amusement at moderate price.
sl Congressman Edm. Rice will leave for
Washington in q few days, where he
will be located till after the adjourn
ment of the next Congress. Senator
Davis md wife are now in Washington.
II On Sunday afternoon. the Crusaders
passed hearty vote Of thanks to their
friends wllo so ably assisted them III
their efforts at the orphans fair. The
net receipts Of their table were about
$500.
The fourth annual ball OF the jour
ney plumbers and gas filters associa-
tio,1 was held at Market hall on
Thanksgiving eve. There was a large
attendance, aud a right merry time
was enjoyed by all present
The old roller skating rink Oh Dako~
ta avenue, which has been used as
second rate theatre tor some time,
burned to the ground on Tuesday even
ing. The building was owned by Paul
Martin and was insured for $500.
The public offices OF the city and
county and State Capitol were all closed
on Thursday. The postotlice boys
made oile delivery early in the morning,
and all the freight houses We're closed.
Turkey gave up the ghost to ''steel' no
more.
In the show windows Of Myers and
Carpenter, the Third strset jewellers, is
picture which attracts much atten-
tion, 1t is a sail boat in which is seated
ey-Mayor O'Brien and children, evil
IDENTITY enjoying the fine sailing on
White Bear.
Robert Van Brunt, sentenced to hang
in Wyoming county, n. Y: has dis
missed his religious advisers OF Trinity
Church and called Father L4eddy, a
Catholic priest. He thinks it there is
any chance for his salvation it is with
tbs Roman Catholic Church.
Some time ago "Cleyeland" addition
Was added to St. Paul and q deed for q
lot ON the corner Of Cleveland and Fol
som avenues was executed in favor OF
the President, who acknowledged the
favor in very courteous letter and
decided the property back to the donors.
Married, at the Church of the AS
sumption, Oh Thanksgiving morning,
Mr.. Aloyse Marzolf and Miss Helen
Deuzer, Mr.. Marzolf is of the hard
ware firm OF Skinner e MarZolf, and is
a York State boy. Miss Deuzer be-
le,ngs 20 one Of the Oldest German fam
lilies O. the city, and is a fine young
lady.
4. large number OF laborers Oh the
cable line have been discharged, but no
money is in sight TO pay them for the
long days and nights which they have
worked to complete the line. 1t is a
disgrace TO the city TO have such things
occur. This street car company Of this
city virtually own the streets and they
knew That they are <sboss OF the situa.
tiot.." A little 'shome rule is badly
needed,
Branch No. 726 OF the Irish Nation
al league held an adjourned meeting
st Crusaders hall last Wednesday
evening The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: I5resi-
dent. y, w. Lawler; first vice -presi-
Gent, G. q. 0'Brien; second vice
president, Thomas Grace; third vice
president, Tim Reardon; recording
secretary, A. r. McDonneu; treasurer,
Matt Hreen. The next regular meet.
ing will be held the first Monday in
December.
The Catholics of the city of St.
Paul and the citizens generlly, es
pec:al!y the old settlers, will learn
with deep regret of the serious illness
Of Monsignor Ravoux, of the cathe-
dral. He has been ailing for some
days with an affection Ct the bladder,
and yesterday at the suggestion OF DR..
Smith, the attending physician, he
was removed to St. Joseph's hospital
so that he might receive closer atten-
tion and better care than he could at
the episcopal residence.-Globe.
On Thanksgiving Day High Mass
vas celebrated in all the Catholic
churches of st. Paul, and large congre-
cations were present. Appropriate
and patriotic sermons were preached
by the rev. pastors. Many prayers
went up to Heaven thanking the Giver